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Show Page Four Friday, December 27 1935 THE HELPER JOURNAL LP Eeastern Star Seats, Officers New officers were installed by the Price Order of Eastern Star at verenioules held la the Masonic temple last Thursday evening. Mrs. J. V. Hammond of Price was the. Installing officer, Mrs. Ernest Greenhalgh of Helper, grand marshal; Mrs. John Hilla-bran- t of Wattis, grand organist, and Mrs. M. 15. Crockett, grand chaplain. The following officers were Installed: Mrs. Earl Radcllff, T.aUida, worthy matron; Thomas Migliac-cio- , Heper worthy patron: Mrs. William Littlejohn, Price, associate worthy matron; It. J. Vaugh-an- , Martin, associate worthy pa tron; Mrs. Jesse Sanford, Price, secretary; Mrs. C. T. Axelgard, Mrs. David Price, treasurer; Brown, Spring Canyon, conductress; Mrs. Nellie Cavanaugh, Helper, associate conductress; R, J. Turner, Price, trustee of the Masonic Temple association; Mrs. W. F. Myers of Price, Mrs. Joe Monroe of Sunnyside and C. E. Beveridge of Price all trustees. is (Continued from page 1) Jack Price, of Fort Douglas Miss Dorothy Wible came home to spend Christmas holidays with visiting relatives in Helper. her parents, and sisters. Miss Wible has' been attending school in enAlliance, Nebraska, where her paEvery line of business and has her home. ternal 1s chawing a substantial grandmother of deavor son Marie DIetz, Billy Dim, is spending the holidays here afgala this year. Practically every Fivd Llewellyn a student of the ter finishing his first term at business, it is believed, will be Pica-ran- t Mt. Wasatch at well in the black as little 1936 Wasatch Academy. Academy arrives instead of well la the red Fpending the Cbristmas J as has ten true in previous years. Rosalea Bonza, a third year holidays with his parents. student at the University of Utah, Last year at. Christmas time saw i Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barrett and is spending the holidays with her the merchants of Helper corns aunts, Mrs. John Glocoletti, and daughter Lola spent Christmas In near to breaking even for the Salt Lake City. Mrs. Joe Quilico. first time in three years. Evidently, as one looks over the John and Alec Bene, both stuMr. and Mrs. George FIzza buying for 1935, shoppers are turnbut dents at the U. of V., are visiitng pent Christmas with relatives in ing loose that her with friends and relatives. Salt Lake City. desire to unfulfilled heretofore There Is An buy what they wanted and give Orson Fl.itbv'i'g Jr., son o Mr. Bety andd Jean Ilallinger reeverything what they wanted. ABERDEEN DEALER turned to Helper last week-enand Mrs. Orson Flatberg Sr., and from automobiles to dish rags Your afier completing uie first term at a student at the University of was sold. Wasatch Academy, at Mt. Plea- Minnesota, is spending the holisant. Betty is a senior while Jean days with his parents. ! a freshman. HJ Cliff M i;imo!t was a Salt Lake INDEPENDENT ' Holt n Barboglio, daughter of City caller on Monday of this Mr .and Mrs. Pos. Burboglio, is week. vacationing during the holidays COAL & COKE here. She is a second year student LOST: browi. leather wallet at the U. of U. and important bearing COMPANY personal papers. Finder may obMiss Ivy Meinniott is spending tain reward by contacting Steve the holidays in Seipio visiting Di amonti or Phone 101 or 320. with relatives. cr son a Is the holidays in Helper. He is a student at the L'. of U. and was recently named as a member of the "Humbug", humour magazine, business staff at th 'School. Jean and Marlon Loft is, daugh ters of Trainmaster and Mrs. J. R. Loftis, are spending the holiJays here. Jean is attending busi ness college In Salt Lake while Marion Is a third year student at he U. of U. Katherine Street, daughter of M. r. Street, is Mr. and Mrs. pending the holidays in Helper. She is a r.enlor at the University of Utah. Business in Helper aoove Will meet prices "ho have sold HEAT I Comfort Mm.. Wallace cates. daughter of Mrs. M. Dodge, Instructor at the Helper school, Is spending the Christmas holidays here with friends Dodge, and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Leland G. Burress and daughter Annalee were Gunnison visitors on Christinas. They visited with Mrs. Burress' parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Eggertsen. hi"0'4 ni PRICE, UTAH Bunnel Motor Salt's rim: wi long-pent-u- p REPAIRS FOR In Community ' Co. VlfW ALL CARS one, ne"'s item., II ie I Phfln to Th. Subscribe for The Jonnua .,aa IBatTayMaWMaMaTtTllaTtTeKf Barbara AH" i! Marriage to be V Mr. and Mis. J. A. Ove.son visitPerformed Saturday ed ovtc Christmas with their Mr, and Mrs. Leo Brandol an and Mr. and daughter was Robert Buchanan a visitor nounce tha marriage of their Mrs. Walter Deason. daughter, Olga to Angelo Bleggi. in Helper for a short time on The wedding will take place in Christ mas day. He is employed the Catholic cathedral In Sal: fcy his uncle at the present time in Lake City, Saturday, December Salt Lake City in the new Rainbow Dance hall. 2S. They plan to spand n honeymoon in San Francisco, California. Barbara Jean Nllson, daughter of Mt. and Mrs. It. H. Nllson, was Party adjudged winner of the Rice Stuat Dyet Home dio baby contest in Helper. She Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dyet en- won a colored photograph and tertained with a par- frame. ty Saturday evening. After playing,- prizes were awarded to Mrs. .i Regan Ratliffe, Jr., son of Mr. John Gale, Mrs, Elmer Parker Yes, Service and Good Coal Mrs. and is Sr., Regan Ratliffe, is our medium of Doing Busiand Mr. and Mrs. William spending the holidays here. Mr. ness. Covers were placed at small Ratliffe is a first year student at j If you are not one of our tables for a delicious supper for bianroru university, and is a of Wasacca Auadeuy of regular customers let us serve the following: Mr. and Mrs. E.J. graduate Mt. Pleasant. you on the next coal order. Capy, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford CrawMr. Mrs. Parkand Elrnw ford, er, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Overlade, Harry Clark, Jr., has been conFRANK PUGLIESE Mr. and Mrs. John Gale, Mr. and fined to his houe since returning Mrs. William Wetmore and the from school at the B. Y. U. with 147.J a light case of Srarlet Fever. He host and hostess. Utah Helper i reported as much improved son-in-la- Compliments 1935 tCt el y I I Sason 1 MUKIAJUJ . , , mEnlU-,If l if !I of the 0 i .n M r I a .v ' V 'U. i La 11 I l V A v. 11 ill J V' I'll vi I v,J V. 1 v d fii iwM d l: Wet-nifi'-- We invite you to visit us on New Years Eve and New Years Night. Come down, and make yourself happy with ' the crowd. DELICIOUS SANDWICHES AND TASTY FOUNTAIN SUNDAES AND DRINKS i STRAND Phone news items to Th ilelfrer Journal. I PRE-I- VENTORY SALE Now is the time to stock up on stable goods. We are to you this selling them week In bulk lots just prior to our annual inventory, and you can't afford to miss these bargains-- they come but once a year. Solid pack Tomatoes Ige. cans $119 per case; Peas, Ige. cans, $2.19 per case; Del Maiz Corn, $2.29 per case; Kitchen King Corn, $?.15 per case; Scrubbing Brushes 10c each; String e Beans per case, $1.89; Cleanser, 3 for 10e; Squash, 1c per pound; Pot k and Beans, 5c per can; Matches per carton, 15c; Cherry Chocolates ?3c box; 15c per pound. IN THE MARKET Cured Hams, Family Size, whole or half, 24c a pound; Bacon, in the piece, 30c per pound; sliced, 33c per lb. Beef Roasts, 12c to 18c per pound; Lamb, 1?c to 22c per pound. Veal, 15c to 22c per pound. Leave your order for turkeys a: our Market for your New Year dinner. We have sor.-.fine birds left for this event. SWEET SHOP now. m m (&sm fei ciSltayBI 1 O'VVl sx 'JbI Sun-brit- Marsh-mallow- V v T m s, it t lif. Here's the Wilken Family getting set for when neighbors drop in one pouring la th re impor tent part of th nos, and that'a Harry Jr. tirrini ii up and William grating tha nutmeg. Tha boy leaning hi haad orar mr arm watching the doing ia Tom. H.'i my When we're not taking time out for a holiday like this, the whole four of ua are concerning our aelrea with our Family's Whiskey over to the distillery right up till after dark. Harry E. Wilkea, Sr. 1 lit, S ?r f;5 tit f x tVJV-- I v v... K. I.J v.yv .sa rll. !Vft I&&Ze - 4 Tarts and Supplies I New Year's egg nog made of our own Family's Whiskey! And what a difference in the tastiness of it! Most likely it's got around to you by now how me and the boys are putting up our own Family's Whiskey in regular bottles for sale around in different neighborhoods and how quick it's took hold everywhere that folks can get it. Well I got something I want to tell you about that. I want you to know that this being The Wilken Family's ow Family's s 1 Sf ' v' KSiV v' a-W. Whiskey, being personally supervised by me and the boys, you can count on that mildness and smoothness and tastiness being in every bottle you ever get a hold of and that goes for as long as any of us Wilkens is alive. I've put all I ever got out of my 43 years of distilling experience into that whiskey, and you bet every bottle is going to be just like the other the smooth est, best tasting whiskey The Wilken Family knows how to turn out for you! . ef -- 1 "II. i' Helper - Utah and now 1 tnese new iw prices make it possible for vou to eniov its extra rirhnpse nfrpn TJpmpm- - ber 202 j I QUART No. I Joj. S. Finch ( 203 Co.. Ioc, Schenley. Pa. 1 HIGH SPEED TYPE We select from o:ir enormous stocks of raw materials the best and highest grade rubber and cotton for the High Speed Tire. In our factory we seleci the most experienced and skiHed tire makers to build this tire. It is ac- curately balanced and rigidly inspected and we know it as perfect as human ingenuity can make make it. It is another of Firestone's Gummed Dipped products and shows it. Stop in at the Bryncr Service and look at this tire the best made by Firestone and "The Masterpiece of Tire Construction". If yo-.- are looking for less expensive tires with quality tread and construction, Firestone can again serve yon with the Century of Progress, Oldficld, Sentinel, and Courier types. BRYNERS' SERVICE SCHENLEY, ANO BOTTLED SION BY JOS. S. FIKCil CF SCHENLEY PRODUCTS Automotive Electricians CO CO., INC Ic! I J ? i I - BLENDED I 6 I PINT No. j 1 "It's ALL whiskey." J W- MACHINERY -:- I t flLLISON & SUPPLY favor- - tawa's was America's "equality whiskey ft AN INTRODUCTION OF THE SttAGGS ap. ooo Quality Slachinery M H I'm IJI mvm if i V l i GOLDEN WEDDING M..0 .PORTER MANAGER PHONE 342 HELPER. UTAH |